In a recent visit to small claims court in Seattle I, as a landlord, asked for damages under RCW 59.18.290 for holding over:

The judge may have found the later return of the keys, did not deprive you of notice of the vacancy or that the harm was small and not appropriate...

Action against Tenant breaching Landlord and tenant Act

I agree with the great answer above. Written notice starts everything and the lease and statute should provide the guidance for the correct...

The private road issue can be complicated. The first line of defense is your insurance underwriter. If you and your HOA have insurance and a claim...

March 2014, a lien is filed on our property due to a tenant dispute. The lien has expired now. How to remove it from records?

This type of lien expires as a matter of law when the case is dismissed, if it was filed otherwise 8 months after the filing it has expired. I have...

Can a landlord kick you out bc his granddaughter wants to move in?

If you have a lease and are not in breach then no. If you are month to month then written notice would be required to terminate the tenancy. Use...

What if a CU report fails to disclose obvious code violations?

If the party actually had knowledge and failed to disclose you may have several remedies under the law. You need to use the find a lawyer tab above...

You need the help of a personal injury lawyer locally. You landlord's homeowner's insurance would be where the claim should end up. Use the find a...

Do I need a real estate attorney?

I agree with the answers above and you need a probate attorney ASAP. It sounds as if your sister is going to be difficult. If the house is in...

How do I transfer the title of a house from an individual to an LLC? What are the tax implications?

I agree with both great answers. I would add that the transfer must be done with careful consideration of the members of the LLC and their tax...

There is an old debt that a Florida apartment complex is trying to place on me and the conditions are untrue.

The burden of proof will be on the landlord, if they sue you. So get all of your records proving your side of the story. If the landlord turns the...